a)Write C++ statements for the algorithms in Figure 4.Initialize total to zeroInitialize counter to zeroInput the first markwhile the user has not as yet entered the sentineladd this mark into the running totaladd one to the mark counterinput the next mark (possibly the sentinel)endwhileif the counter is not equal to zeroset the average to the total divided by the counterprint the averageelseprint 'no marks were enteredendifFigure 4.b)Write C++ statements for the algorithm in Figure 5.initialize passes to zeroinitialize failures to zeroinitialize student to onewhile student counter is less than or equal to teninput the next exam resultif the student passed, ie mark is 60 or moreadd one to passeselseadd one to failuresendifadd one to student counterendwhileprint the number of passesprint the number of failuresif eight or more students passedprint "raise tuition"endifFigure 5.

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a) Write C++ statements for the algorithms in Figure 4. Initialize total to zero Initialize counter to zero Input the first mark while the user has not as yet entered the sentinel add this mark into the running total add one to the mark counter input the next mark (possibly the sentinel) endwhile if the counter is not equal to zero set the average to the total divided by the counter print the average else print 'no marks were entered endif

a) Write C++ statements for the algorithms in Figure 4. Initialize total to zero Initialize counter to zero Input the first mark while the user has not as yet entered the sentinel add this mark into the running total add one to the mark counter input the next mark (possibly the sentinel) endwhile if the counter is not equal to zero set the average to the total divided by the counter print the average else print 'no marks were entered endif

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Chapter12: Points, Classes, Virtual Functions And Abstract Classes

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